Here, courtesy of the Northwestern University Legal Philosophy Club, for which I gave their first annual "Distinguished Lecture in Jurisprudence" this past February ("In Praise of Realism"), based in part on this paper. But those new to Dworkin's views, or interested in how legal philosophers understand him, may find the lecture of interest.
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